Apartment Un | 4-Bedroom Chalet with Spa in Courchevel

A four-bedroom chalet apartment in Courchevel’s Village district offers immediate access to some of the Three Valleys’ most sought-after skiing. Apartment Un sits on the sixth floor of Phoenix Residence, positioning guests just footsteps from the Tovets piste and moments from the Grangettes lift. For families and larger groups seeking both mountain action and genuine relaxation, this dual-aspect property delivers on both fronts.

Inside Apartment Un

Apartment Un sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across an open-plan layout that maximizes both natural light and functional living space. The main living zone features expansive windows framing alpine vistas—you’ll wake to snow-capped peaks whether you’re relaxing on the sofa or preparing breakfast in the kitchen.

The sleeping quarters comprise: Bedroom 1 offers a double bed with an en-suite shower room and WC, overlooking the surrounding mountains. Bedroom 2 contains a double bed with its own en-suite bathroom featuring shower and WC. The Family Bedroom functions as a spacious multi-purpose room with a double bed and a built-in bunk unit sleeping two additional guests, plus a dedicated en-suite bathroom. The Mountain Corner is a cosy sleeping alcove with a bunk bed, perfect for children, and typically the fourth sleeping space. A separate guest WC serves the main entertaining areas.

The kitchen operates on an open-plan basis with integrated appliances including a dishwasher, microwave, and Nespresso coffee machine. A substantial dining table accommodates 8–10 seated guests comfortably. The living room connects directly to a balcony with outdoor seating, creating a natural flow between interior and mountain air.

Practical amenities throughout include: central heating (essential during Alpine winters), a washing machine and tumble dryer for longer stays, a Smart TV with Bluetooth speaker connectivity, high-speed Wi-Fi, and hairdryers in each bathroom. Cots and highchairs are available on request, with supplementary charges applying. Boot warmers—a genuine luxury feature—sit near the entrance for drying ski equipment overnight. A private ski locker stores boards and boots within the residence, and an allocated parking space in the secure underground garage eliminates the stress of street parking.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The balcony functions as a genuine outdoor room rather than an afterthought. With panoramic views across Courchevel’s valley, it’s the place where most days end—whether you’re soaking in spring sunshine or watching stars emerge over snowy ridges. Outdoor seating allows groups to gather for morning coffee or evening aperitifs while remaining steps from the living space. During summer months, the balcony becomes an extension of the apartment, offering genuine fresh mountain air without the requirement to venture far from accommodations.

The ski locker situated within Phoenix Residence eliminates the daily hassle of carrying equipment to distant storage facilities. The integrated garage parking means you’re never hunting for your vehicle on snowy mornings, and transfers to surrounding villages or higher elevation access points can be organized with minimal effort.

Location: Courchevel and the Surrounding Area

Courchevel Village (also known as Courchevel 1550) forms the welcoming base of the Three Valleys ski domain, positioned at 1,550 metres elevation. Unlike its higher-altitude counterpart Courchevel 1850—situated 6 kilometres up the mountain and accessible via the Grangettes lift or scenic ski runs—the Village offers a more relaxed atmosphere with genuine local character alongside world-class facilities. The Tovets piste begins directly from Phoenix Residence, meaning guests at Apartment Un typically reach skiing within 90 seconds of departing the building.

The surrounding Three Valleys encompasses over 600 kilometres of groomed runs across eight interconnected villages. Neighbouring Méribel lies approximately 8 kilometres away via linked ski runs or road transfer, known for its tree-lined pistes and family-focused infrastructure. Val d’Isère, famous for its steep terrain and Olympic heritage, sits roughly 40 kilometres north and attracts advanced skiers seeking challenging descents. Belleville, positioned to the south, offers quieter runs and traditional Savoyard character.

Within Courchevel Village itself, restaurants range from casual mountain bistros to Michelin-recognised establishments. Le Chamois serves traditional Savoyard cuisine—raclette, fondue, and tartiflette—in a pine-panelled setting. L’Après Ski functions as both restaurant and après-ski bar, operating from late morning through evening. Equipment hire shops line the village centre, with boot fitting services available same-day. A Casino supermarket provides groceries and essentials 200 metres from Phoenix Residence, whilst boutique cafés serve excellent coffee and fresh pastries throughout the day. The ski school maintains meeting points within 150 metres of the apartment, offering group and private tuition for all ability levels.

Seasonal character shifts dramatically. December through February represents peak winter conditions with reliable snowfall and the liveliest après-ski atmosphere. March and April offer spring skiing with longer daylight hours and firmer snow conditions. Summer transforms Courchevel into a hiking and mountain-biking destination, with wildflower meadows replacing white slopes and temperatures ranging 15–22°C. Autumn (September–October) brings fewer crowds and stunning golden light across the mountains. For destination inspiration, read our luxury travel guide to the French Alps, and explore more luxury chalet apartments in Courchevel or discover our full collection of premium properties across France.

Who This Apartment Suits Best

Apartment Un functions ideally for three distinct guest categories. Extended families with children benefit from the Mountain Corner bunk arrangement, the proximity to beginner-friendly slopes, and the convenience of in-unit laundry for managing constant outfit changes. The separate guest WC means bathroom bottlenecks don’t derail mornings. Parent couples find the dual en-suite bedrooms allow privacy and early-morning ski starts without waking non-skiing partners.

Larger friend groups (8–10 people) appreciate the unified living space for evening gatherings whilst maintaining bedroom separation. The open-plan kitchen encourages communal cooking, particularly on rest days when groups prepare shared meals. Professional couples seeking a quieter base than Courchevel 1850’s bustling main village find the Village location perfectly balanced—skiing starts 90 seconds away, yet genuine peace exists within the apartment itself.

Multi-generational parties mixing skiers and non-skiers work particularly well here. Non-skiing grandparents remain comfortable in Village with its gentle pace, whilst younger guests access 600+ kilometres of terrain. The balcony’s views provide engaging scenery for those who prefer reading to skiing.

Practical Information

Capacity: Apartment Un accommodates 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The configuration supports couples, families, and mixed groups without spatial compromise.

Nearest Airport: Chambéry Airport (Chambéry Savoie Mont-Blanc) lies 105 kilometres south, approximately 90 minutes’ drive via the A43 motorway towards Grenoble then A41. Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport offers alternatives at 170 kilometres, approximately 2.5 hours’ drive. Geneva Airport in Switzerland sits 145 kilometres north-west, roughly 2 hours’ journey via Chamonix valley roads. Shuttle services operate from all three airports to Courchevel, though private car transfers offer flexibility for families with children and substantial luggage.

Local Amenities: Casino supermarket (200 metres), equipment hire shops (150–300 metres), ski school meeting points (150 metres), and restaurants spanning casual to fine-dining (100–400 metres away on foot). Taxis operate throughout Village with radio-dispatch services available 24 hours.

Included in Rental: Wi-Fi connectivity, central heating throughout winter, linen and towel provision, dishwasher tablets, Nespresso capsules, and access to all residence facilities including secure garage parking and private ski storage. Cleaning occurs between guest cycles. Cots and highchairs require advance notice with additional charges applied.

Frequently Asked Questions about Apartment Un

How many guests does Apartment Un sleep?

Apartment Un accommodates 10 guests across 4 bedrooms: two double bedrooms with en-suites, one spacious family bedroom with en-suite and bunk unit (sleeping three), and one mountain corner with bunk bed sleeping two. A sofa in the living area could theoretically add additional capacity, though comfort diminishes with the 10-person arrangement. Check-in and check-out logistics work smoothest with parties of 8–10 guests; smaller groups enjoy extra space and flexibility.

What is the nearest airport to Apartment Un in Courchevel?

Chambéry Airport (Chambéry Savoie Mont-Blanc) serves as the closest commercial hub at 105 kilometres south, requiring approximately 90 minutes’ drive via A43 motorway. Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport offers domestic and European connections 170 kilometres away (2.5 hours’ drive). Geneva Airport provides Swiss gateway access 145 kilometres north-west. Private car transfers from any airport can be pre-arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas or sourced independently through local shuttle operators.

What is the best time of year to rent Apartment Un?

Winter (December–March) dominates for skiing, with January through February offering the most reliable snow conditions and lively village atmosphere. December includes festive events and fewer crowds than January. March and April provide spring skiing with longer daylight hours and firm morning conditions ideal for families. Summer (June–September) transforms Courchevel into a hiking destination with temperatures 16–23°C—perfect for those avoiding winter crowds. September and early October offer exceptional weather and solitude, though some restaurants close briefly between seasons. Avoid November and late April–May when neither snow nor full summer operations are reliable.

Is Apartment Un suitable for families with children?

Yes. Apartment Un provides cots and highchairs (on request), the Mountain Corner bunk bed suits children aged 4+, and the Family Bedroom accommodates larger family units. The location at Village (1,550m) means gentler beginner slopes are immediately accessible, with the ski school offering group and private lessons for children from age three. Non-skiing children find Village’s compact, walkable layout manageable. The separate guest WC prevents bathroom competition, and the washing machine handles constant laundry cycles. Highchair provision at nearby restaurants (Le Chamois, L’Après Ski) supports mealtimes with younger children.

What is included in the rental price at Apartment Un?

Standard inclusions encompass: Wi-Fi and Smart TV with streaming capability, central heating, linen and towels changed between guests, dishwasher and laundry facilities with detergents supplied, Nespresso coffee machine with capsule selection, hairdryers in all bathrooms, and complimentary access to secure underground parking and private ski locker. Cots and highchairs are available at supplementary daily rates. Some rental terms include end-of-stay cleaning; confirm with the booking agent as terms vary by seasonal rates and booking length.

What restaurants and shops are near Apartment Un?

Le Chamois (150 metres) specialises in Savoyard mountain cuisine—raclette, fondue, tartiflette—within wood-beamed dining rooms. L’Après Ski (200 metres) functions as restaurant by day and lively bar by evening, serving contemporary French fare alongside traditional options. Le Refuge (250 metres) offers casual mountain food in a fireside setting. Casino supermarket (200 metres) stocks groceries, fresh produce, wine, and essentials for self-catering. Boutique patisseries and coffee shops operate throughout the village. Equipment hire shops concentrate within 150–300 metres, offering ski rentals, boot fitting, and seasonal gear exchanges. Spa facilities and massage services operate through the Village medical centre (400 metres away).